Memosh: Easy Photo Cleaner

iOS app by Daisuke Majima. Photo & Video · Daisuke Majima

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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Store description excerpt

Keep the Memories, Swipe the Rest. Are you overwhelmed by thousands of photos? Memosh is the fastest, most satisfying way to clean up your camera roll. Why Memosh? Swipe to Declutter Organizing photos is no longer a chore. It is a game. Swipe Left to Delete to clear out the clutter. Swipe Right to Keep to save your best memories. Experience the satisfying haptic feedback and our unique Positive Pink interface that turns deleting into a rewarding action. AI-Powered Sorting Don't waste time scrolling. Our smart AI analyzes your album to find duplicate photos (identifies the best shot in a burst sequence), blurry and dark images, and old screenshots you forgot to delete. Safe Trash Can System Swiping left doesn't delete photos instantly. They are moved to a temporary Trash Can within the app. You can review everything before the final deletion. No accidental loss, zero stress. Visualize Your Progress Watch your free storage grow in real-time! Memosh shows you exactly how many GBs you have reclaimed. Feel the weight lift off your iPhone. Who is this for? Anyone with the Storage Full warning. Parents with thousands of photos of their kids or pets. People who want to clean their gallery during a commute or break. About the Developer Memosh was originally built to help a partner who loved taking photos but hated organizing them. We crafted every animation and sound to make the process feel good. Download Memosh now and turn your photo mess into a curated gallery.

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